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it will look less aattractive from an investment environment. >> how many dow points will fall if obama is re-elected in your opinion? >> i would say 10% at least. >> just because obama wins? >> absolutely. >> and his policies? >> i'm just baiting you and see how you come out this. >> the policies are for real. the fact that he wins the stock market. >> a no growth economy is not going to support a price earnings ratio. >> obama believed in capitalism and believes in a different type of capitalism than other people. the other point is that -- the same argument was made in '08 and the stock market went up 100%. >> after getting crunched on the way down. thank you very much. we tried. coming up, unchecked, unlimited union power. oh, my goodness. in 30 days michigan is going to vote on a union-backed ballot member to make unionizing a constitutionally protected right. the michigan governor joins me next. he has something to say about that. later on, mitt romney blasts obama's foreign policy calling for the u.s. to play a tougher role, especially in the middle ea east, and slamming obama sa
it will look less aattractive from an investment environment. >> how many dow points will fall if obama is re-elected in your opinion? >> i would say 10% at least. >> just because obama wins? >> absolutely. >> and his policies? >> i'm just baiting you and see how you come out this. >> the policies are for real. the fact that he wins the stock market. >> a no growth economy is not going to support a price earnings ratio. >> obama believed in...
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>> it's deterioration of the environment. >> factor that out. let's just talk about what it costs per kilowatt hour and whether it can exist as a venture -- >> it can exist as a profitable venture. it costs 18.5 cents. >> and what is natural gas? >> natural gas is in new england about 8 cents. but you're comparing an apple to an orange because with renewable energy the state has a renewable portfolio mandate so there's a renewable energy credit in there that's about 6 cents. we're providing a long-term hedge against volatile fossil fuel prices and offshore wind producers on peak it produces power where and when you need it. >> who are you buying the turbines from? >> siemens. >> that's the wrong answer. that's the wrong answer, jim. >> why is it the wrong answer? it's the most experienced -- >> 49% owned by general electric. >> you are? >> you didn't do your homework coming in here? you just blurted out siemens. you said, i'm not sure. we're considering both. >> i've been in the energy business for 35 years and bought a lot of ge gas turbines. >
>> it's deterioration of the environment. >> factor that out. let's just talk about what it costs per kilowatt hour and whether it can exist as a venture -- >> it can exist as a profitable venture. it costs 18.5 cents. >> and what is natural gas? >> natural gas is in new england about 8 cents. but you're comparing an apple to an orange because with renewable energy the state has a renewable portfolio mandate so there's a renewable energy credit in there that's...
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they all do well in a fiscal cliff environment. i'm not in these stocks just for the dividend. in a slow down, you want to own these drug stocks. i'm not worried about the competition. they all have lots of irons in the fire. ely lily always looks like it's breaking down. that's when you have to buy it. mid-40s, you really have to pull the trigger. please, don't panic. fiscal cliff is now top of the mine. we don't believe that people can rise above and, for broker, it's just too easy a call to say, hey, take some profits and move on. we'll be right back. >> announcer: coming up, new priorities. >> bring ourselves from foreign oil. we've got more work to do. >> announcer: america's energy debate isn't stopping post-election. it's just heating up. will the desire for independence push energy service stocks like clean harbors higher, or it could crack down on fracking extinguish their flame? cramer finds out when he talks to the c.e.o. next. and, later, the election correction? the market obliterated anything romney today. cramer is rummaging through the romney rubble to find you
they all do well in a fiscal cliff environment. i'm not in these stocks just for the dividend. in a slow down, you want to own these drug stocks. i'm not worried about the competition. they all have lots of irons in the fire. ely lily always looks like it's breaking down. that's when you have to buy it. mid-40s, you really have to pull the trigger. please, don't panic. fiscal cliff is now top of the mine. we don't believe that people can rise above and, for broker, it's just too easy a call to...
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. >> the last thing on gold and silver going lower in the environment is actually good for equities. that's what we want to happen. >> you top the see the reallocation of capital from gold. >> get out of the trades. >> let's find out if the bullish arguments we laid out, the chief technical analyst joins us here on set and it's always great to see you. we will kick it off and tech has been a leader. microsoft today hitting a high. what do you see there? >> the bottom line is i think a rally was ignited two days after thanksgiving on november 25th and 28th. during that time, the nasdaq had a gap it did not trade between the levels and it's up 450 pounds amazingly and it looks like my mentor said many years ago with ef hutton, it looks like we may have more unfinished business. you can see two lines extending from the early 2001 closing peaks. you will see that they basically stop the 07 and the 2011 rallies dead in their tracks. we are above that 2900 area. so despite the fact that we have traveled a long way. i think the market's tires still have tread on them. we wouldn't be bullish
. >> the last thing on gold and silver going lower in the environment is actually good for equities. that's what we want to happen. >> you top the see the reallocation of capital from gold. >> get out of the trades. >> let's find out if the bullish arguments we laid out, the chief technical analyst joins us here on set and it's always great to see you. we will kick it off and tech has been a leader. microsoft today hitting a high. what do you see there? >> the...
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not in this environment. in this environment, it's paying to be conservative, and you're still making very good money. "mad money's" back after the break. >>> keep up with cramer all day long. follow @jimcramer on twitter and tweet your questions questions, #madtweets. ♪ [ male announcer ] you build a reputation by not breaking down. consider the silverado 1500 -- still the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. and now we've also been recognized for lowest total cost of ownership -- based on important things, like depreciation, fuel, and maintenance costs. and now trade up to get a 2012 chevy silverado all-star edition with a total value of $9,000. from outstanding value to standing the test of time, chevy runs deep. ♪ >>> have you noticed some of these bizarre moves in tech lately? now that apple's become the whipping boy as one of the most hated stocks in the universe, something was exacerbated by the call. it went on a rebound in the afternoon. until today people have been fle
not in this environment. in this environment, it's paying to be conservative, and you're still making very good money. "mad money's" back after the break. >>> keep up with cramer all day long. follow @jimcramer on twitter and tweet your questions questions, #madtweets. ♪ [ male announcer ] you build a reputation by not breaking down. consider the silverado 1500 -- still the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. and now we've also been recognized...
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bill, have you to put capital to work regardless of the environment. what would you be buying today? >> oh, boy, a lot of things. energy, materials, pipelines, drillers. i like the market in general. i think that earnings, this little pause this quarter, i think it accelerates going into 13 and 14. the only thing i would not be a buyer of is gold. reminds me of 1980, the election with carter and reagan, blah, blah, all of the same thing. gold went from 880 to 315. i think there's a lot of parables. >> are there feelings gold is not all that inflationary to hold rates as low as they have for a while? >> well, i think that's an interesting question, bill, because the election is obviously tied up with the future of the fed, or the future of the fed is tied up with the election. can you imagine a situation where a romney victory would create less inflation concern and would, perhaps, cause the price of gold to decline. on the other hand, it seems as if the market is not all that concerned with inflation when you look at the ten-year note or inflation expe
bill, have you to put capital to work regardless of the environment. what would you be buying today? >> oh, boy, a lot of things. energy, materials, pipelines, drillers. i like the market in general. i think that earnings, this little pause this quarter, i think it accelerates going into 13 and 14. the only thing i would not be a buyer of is gold. reminds me of 1980, the election with carter and reagan, blah, blah, all of the same thing. gold went from 880 to 315. i think there's a lot of...
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not in this environment. in this environment, it's paying to be conservative, and you're still making very good money. "mad money's" back after the break. >>> keep up with cramer all day long. follow @jimcramer on twitter and tweet your questions, #madtweets. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease a 2013 ml350 for $599 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. has a lot going on in her life. wife, mother, marathoner. but one day it's just gonna be james and her. so as their financial advisor, i'm helping them look at their complete financial picture -- even the money they've invested elsewhere -- to create a plan that can help weather all kinds of markets. because that's how they're getting ready, for all the things they want to do. when the conversation turns to finding a financial advisor who's fully invested in you, turn to
not in this environment. in this environment, it's paying to be conservative, and you're still making very good money. "mad money's" back after the break. >>> keep up with cramer all day long. follow @jimcramer on twitter and tweet your questions, #madtweets. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ]...
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alternative amongst financial assets than common stocks because i think the federal reserve has created an environment where when you look at the alternatives, they're very unappealing. you can keep your money in cash because you're negative and you'll earn zero. keep your money in u.s. government bonds which yield about 1.7 or 1.8%, adjust it for inflation and taxes, and that instrument doesn't long at 1.7% and 1.8%. >> so you're not a big seller? you know the issues as well as anybody else. you have a sluggish economy, housing may be doing a little bit better, but business is not investing right now. you have earnings way below what people expected. you have revenues way below. the stock market in the throes of a 3% correction. even before we get to the election-year politics and shenanigans, just right now, how long do you think this earnings correction in stocks will go on? >> well, i think the main reason why we have moved into a zone of neutrality in our investment view is because we think the profit cycle is peaking. having said that, basically the stock market is still relatively undemanding i
alternative amongst financial assets than common stocks because i think the federal reserve has created an environment where when you look at the alternatives, they're very unappealing. you can keep your money in cash because you're negative and you'll earn zero. keep your money in u.s. government bonds which yield about 1.7 or 1.8%, adjust it for inflation and taxes, and that instrument doesn't long at 1.7% and 1.8%. >> so you're not a big seller? you know the issues as well as anybody...
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. >>> in this difficult environment more and more big companies are realizing they have at least one quick and easy way to unlock value for their shareholders. breaking up. it doesn't have to be badly. lately, time and again, we have seen how a well thought out break-up or spin-off can send a stock soaring higher. the idea that break-ups bring up value is a theme on "mad money" given the slow growth of the world's economy. when i see an iconic american brand that could benefit from a little break-up action, i can't keep my mouth shut about it. take heinz. a quintessential household name that sells everything from ketchup to soup, sauces, beets, baby food, beans, and frozen foods as well. i'm a big fan of heinz. well run company. juicy yield. a safe defensive business that can thrive even in a recession. however, heinz has a problem. it's preventing the stock from achieving the higher valuation that it deserves. that may be a lot to swallow given the fact that heinz is a half point off its highs at these levels, but it's true. you should strive to be better than a half point off your
. >>> in this difficult environment more and more big companies are realizing they have at least one quick and easy way to unlock value for their shareholders. breaking up. it doesn't have to be badly. lately, time and again, we have seen how a well thought out break-up or spin-off can send a stock soaring higher. the idea that break-ups bring up value is a theme on "mad money" given the slow growth of the world's economy. when i see an iconic american brand that could...
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it's a terrible environment for a lot of stocks but it is a good environment for restaurants. we only want the best, though, and dunkin brand wins the donut war hand down. i love the fact that donuts aren't staples in spain, italy or greece. you can't beat that or an extra large with a little bit of skim like i get every weekend at my own dunkin donuts in summit where not only am i regular but they know my drink and they have it poured by the time i get to the front of the line. robert in pennsylvania, robert! >> booyah skeedaddy. i have a question about rondy's. they plummeted after earnings. >> they put a a note saying don't fret roundy's. it rose puerto rico 1070 where we recommended it. it's a jpmorgan note. they're very happy with it, i'm going to go with what jpmorgan says. they're following it very closely. i think we're fine in roundy's. a lot of people asked me, that's why i know about it. mark in new jersey. >> caller: hey, jim, a big little silver booyah for you. >> what part of jersey booyah? >> caller: little silver right there. >> yeah, okay, i know that. i was t
it's a terrible environment for a lot of stocks but it is a good environment for restaurants. we only want the best, though, and dunkin brand wins the donut war hand down. i love the fact that donuts aren't staples in spain, italy or greece. you can't beat that or an extra large with a little bit of skim like i get every weekend at my own dunkin donuts in summit where not only am i regular but they know my drink and they have it poured by the time i get to the front of the line. robert in...
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can you walk us through the differences of the regulatory environment, how the environment will impact the banking sector, for example. financial services under obama versus under romney. >> well, i think it's also a matter of jobs again. i can just tell you that under dodd frank, the bottom 25% of the income levels will not have access to credit. dodd frank says that a bank should not make a loan unless they're sure that the borrower can pay it back. >> isn't that the job of a bank though? >> i've been in the business for 40 years and haven't figured out how to do that all the time. >> so it's all dodd frank? >> you have to take some risk. some borrowers are not going to be able to pay. but you can't be perfect. so this is a trial lawyer's retirement fund. to have these kinds of laws and regulations on. i'd also say small banks. i don't know. they won't exist much longer with the heavy dose of regulation that dodd frank puts on them. >> would you dismantle dodd frank? is that what you're advocating? even jamie dimon admits there's need for regulation after the financial crisis. candid
can you walk us through the differences of the regulatory environment, how the environment will impact the banking sector, for example. financial services under obama versus under romney. >> well, i think it's also a matter of jobs again. i can just tell you that under dodd frank, the bottom 25% of the income levels will not have access to credit. dodd frank says that a bank should not make a loan unless they're sure that the borrower can pay it back. >> isn't that the job of a bank...
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this is an environment where domestic security is what we crave. a 25% came from the black hole of europe. while the brand may be iconic it faces competition from gibson, yamaha, martin and from line six and marshall for amplifiers. my staff worked on that. i'm not up on the fender world as i should be. i'm good on ketchup. fender is expected to price it between $13 and $15 so the stock will be trading at 26 times earnings. i'm sorry, that's too much for a company bitting on international sales for a boost. the brokers are easy to entice home gamers like you into the market. under priced deals engineers for a quick pop. take advantage of the generosity in palo alto, five below and kayak, but only to get in on the deals. we don't like paying in the after market a. of the four, five below could be a keeper. for the others ring the register when you can. for fender, i don't see a reason to bother with the slow growing guitar maker. owning shares of fender makes good water cooler conversation. frankly, i would rather make money than be cooler than i am
this is an environment where domestic security is what we crave. a 25% came from the black hole of europe. while the brand may be iconic it faces competition from gibson, yamaha, martin and from line six and marshall for amplifiers. my staff worked on that. i'm not up on the fender world as i should be. i'm good on ketchup. fender is expected to price it between $13 and $15 so the stock will be trading at 26 times earnings. i'm sorry, that's too much for a company bitting on international sales...
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we'll see worse market environment before the fed reacts. the market wants clarity with regard to extending the longer language. so the 2014 becoming a 2015 holding interest rates steady. getting discussion on twist 2 morphing in to a mortgage-backed security. >> the purchase of longer term securities. >> correct. and that's constructive. that's selling short term and how you get an auction in the 140s on a 10-year treasury so the two pieces. the third ends up being instigated of the ecb. the ecb last week cut back the deposit rate with regard to deposits with the ecb. the fed holding a 25-basis point deposit rate. those expectations are heightened. do i hope we hear any of them? honestly, no. >> not a good sign. >> yes. >> we'll be back in about 20 minutes to talk more about the markets and where the opportunities are. >> terrific. >>> meantime, spain is increasing the basic sales tax and if you're feeling bad of what you pay for sales tax, get a load of this. it's going up to 21%. the goal, shave off some of that massive budget deficit so
we'll see worse market environment before the fed reacts. the market wants clarity with regard to extending the longer language. so the 2014 becoming a 2015 holding interest rates steady. getting discussion on twist 2 morphing in to a mortgage-backed security. >> the purchase of longer term securities. >> correct. and that's constructive. that's selling short term and how you get an auction in the 140s on a 10-year treasury so the two pieces. the third ends up being instigated of...
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like google they've fostered an environment of coming up with new things. i have a hard time believing that if the ad market for facebook isn't robust enough, that they're going to go bust. that doesn't make sense to me. >> i don't buy it either. i actually think facebook is still run by the innovators who created it. unlike yahoo! it also has a lot of ways -- new ways just earlier last week, they came up with new ways of making money by selling your ability to keep likes on people's pages for longer. they're still innovating ways to make money. it's not necessarily going to be the banner ads that we're used to. >> do you worry that maybe zuckerberg doesn't know how to run this company? he knows how to mine a good idea. >> there's a difference between being a ceo and a founder. we know that. >> that's right. perhaps he's not the guy to take it to the next generation. >> i actually think he is. i think what's happened with a lot of tech companies is you get the manager types who move in. they don't innovate. the company goes stale. that's what i think we saw
like google they've fostered an environment of coming up with new things. i have a hard time believing that if the ad market for facebook isn't robust enough, that they're going to go bust. that doesn't make sense to me. >> i don't buy it either. i actually think facebook is still run by the innovators who created it. unlike yahoo! it also has a lot of ways -- new ways just earlier last week, they came up with new ways of making money by selling your ability to keep likes on people's...
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>> the sectors that will work the best in that environment will be health care, utilities, high dividend yielding stocks. over the last equity, about 40% has been from dividends. i think that will be the right place to go. >> very sobering, we appreciate it. very honest. coming up on "kudlow" we are off to the races. the general election seems to have kicked into full gear now and they are pounding each other. washington out, mr. obama, mitt romney has a secret weapon and i'll they will you what it is next up on "kudlow." [ donovan ] i hit a wall. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degree for tomorrow's careers. this is your moment. let nothing stand in your way. devry university, proud to support the education of our u.s. olympic team. >>> the idea that you would keep on doing the same thing over and over again, even though it's been proven not to work, that's a sign of madness. >
>> the sectors that will work the best in that environment will be health care, utilities, high dividend yielding stocks. over the last equity, about 40% has been from dividends. i think that will be the right place to go. >> very sobering, we appreciate it. very honest. coming up on "kudlow" we are off to the races. the general election seems to have kicked into full gear now and they are pounding each other. washington out, mr. obama, mitt romney has a secret weapon and...
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long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. use the points we earn with our citi thankyou card for a relaxing vacation. ♪ sometimes, we go for a ride in the park. maybe do a little sightseeing. or, get some fresh air. but this summer, we used our thankyou points to just hang out with a few friends in london. [ male announcer ] the citi thankyou visa card. redeem the points you've earned to travel with no restrictions. rewarding you, every step of the way. >> you want to look at what's working, take a look at the new high list. i like to look at the high list and wait for a pullback. every so often you get a stock that is still a great value. take cedar fair. symbol, fun. a glorious 5% yield. it announced that year to date revenues were up 5% from a year before. si
long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. use the points we earn with our citi thankyou card for a relaxing vacation. ♪ sometimes, we go for a ride in the park....
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those customer cans then know how they want to handle those customer environments, which we are not privy to. when we look at our transaction, the cross, we have to focus on the data that we can see and that's from our investor customers. with respect to what happened, a little clarification on the facts, at 11:30, the 70 million shares associated with the opening cross went to the tape. the confirmations for those 70 million shares came out at 1:50 in the afternoon. the continuous market from 11:30 to 1:50 operated as the continuous market would. the actual confirmation of the cross went up at 1:50 but the data associated with the cross, the 70 million shares went up at 11:30. >> but i want to talk about your proprietary sort of trading there. a lot of people say you found this sale, this $10 million share order to sale and you decided that was nasdaq trades rather than customer trades. they are saying, why did you make the street long when in fact you made money on that in terms of a proprietary owning and then you did through merrill lynch. >> sure. as a result of the delay in the cros
those customer cans then know how they want to handle those customer environments, which we are not privy to. when we look at our transaction, the cross, we have to focus on the data that we can see and that's from our investor customers. with respect to what happened, a little clarification on the facts, at 11:30, the 70 million shares associated with the opening cross went to the tape. the confirmations for those 70 million shares came out at 1:50 in the afternoon. the continuous market from...
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no matter how bad the environment might look. here, in the states, we're talking about tax ambiguity. everything is coming out of washington. it is antibusiness. >> look for the cyclicals to really kick in. i think they're going to be leading the way. >> fantastic. thanks so much. head of investment strategy. brooks, mcdonald, asset management. that wraps it up. i'm jackie dangelis. have a great trading day and thanks for watching. "squawk box" is up next. >>> good morning, stocks quietly climbing higher. apple fans, lining up to secure the latest ipad today. will the device send that company even higher. it's march 16th, 2012. "squawk box" begins right now. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box." we're going to be back on monday. a big day planned for you this morningment we start off taking a look a
no matter how bad the environment might look. here, in the states, we're talking about tax ambiguity. everything is coming out of washington. it is antibusiness. >> look for the cyclicals to really kick in. i think they're going to be leading the way. >> fantastic. thanks so much. head of investment strategy. brooks, mcdonald, asset management. that wraps it up. i'm jackie dangelis. have a great trading day and thanks for watching. "squawk box" is up next. >>>...
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but with that said, i think that it would be refreshing to have a pro business environment where we're not assaulting the investing class. i think one of the kind of unfortunate dynamics of the american election system is that if you don't run in the primaries to the edges, which is to go to the base which are the only people that show up on random tuesdays in april and may, you can't get on the general election ballot. so i do think that we'll see the debate center more around the big important issues as we go into the general election. so i'm not of the mind that the primary is really damaging anybody because the issues they're talking about aren't the issues that are ultimately going to make a difference. these social issues are important, but they won't shape this election in my opinion in november. >> and one of the things that the primary system has done is make romney a better candidate, finally coming out with a good tax proposal. he started on out with a vague 59 point program. god only has ten. so he's become a better candidate and on health care, he'll have to resolve that.
but with that said, i think that it would be refreshing to have a pro business environment where we're not assaulting the investing class. i think one of the kind of unfortunate dynamics of the american election system is that if you don't run in the primaries to the edges, which is to go to the base which are the only people that show up on random tuesdays in april and may, you can't get on the general election ballot. so i do think that we'll see the debate center more around the big...
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long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. >> with paul ryan now on the ticket, this young kathic midwestern pro growth running mate is putting wisconsin into play. he's helping in iowa and ohio. maybe even other american states. democrats obama, 237. romney, 191. but changes may be on the way. the pulse on likely voters in swing state ohio and across the nation. here now is ace pollster scott rasmussen, founder and president of rasmus report. your headline poll today, 50% now view ryan favorably. he's come up in the last two or three days. what can you tell us about that? >> well, he did come up. and largely that's because a lot of people didn't know who he was before he was introduced. political junkies and activists were aware of ryan but a lot of americans weren't. 5
long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. >> with paul ryan now on the ticket, this young kathic midwestern pro growth running mate is putting wisconsin into play....
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they do in a desk top environment. by the way, don't forget if a search is happening on ios, right, they actually have to pay a tack or a distribution fee to apple. when that is happening in the upper right-hand corner. that is not something that they had to do in a desk top environment. >> heather, good to talk to you. thanks so much. >> take care. >> simon baker? what do you think about facebook here? and then tell me about google which is absolutely outshining apple over the last several months. >> she is right on face boochblgt i am a buyer but i don't agree with google at all. one of the arguments she makes is how week the tablet is and in fact it had better reviews than the ipod selling over a million a month. i think google is very, very strong. >> facebook? >> i would say on facebook, i agree with everything she said. you know, a momentum stock absolutely. although the whenever you have it that great -- it is now a fairly priced stock for the potential it has and that is the biggest point. >> the street wanted
they do in a desk top environment. by the way, don't forget if a search is happening on ios, right, they actually have to pay a tack or a distribution fee to apple. when that is happening in the upper right-hand corner. that is not something that they had to do in a desk top environment. >> heather, good to talk to you. thanks so much. >> take care. >> simon baker? what do you think about facebook here? and then tell me about google which is absolutely outshining apple over...
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the anybody environment remains exceptionally challenging. the other thing there's a bit of dichotomy. the output numbers and the survey is telling us and what the labor market is telling us the labor market in the uk is holding up a lot better than the recent headline figures would suggest. >> good point the. >>> royal bank of scotland has reported a first half net attributable loss of 9.99 billion pounds after taking charges on credit of 3 billion pounds. the bank is unable to quantify liabilities arising from libor and said talking national san diego is unhelpful. >> nationalization is more idea or what is driven more by the, you know, search for getting more lending to the uk economy. i can assure you on that front we're doing all that we can. >> for more we're joined by james ferguson. james, your reaction to the figures and some of their comments this morning? >> the thing about the bank figures that, you know, it's working its way through the background loss, the hidden losses on its book. i think that point by the cfo is right at the
the anybody environment remains exceptionally challenging. the other thing there's a bit of dichotomy. the output numbers and the survey is telling us and what the labor market is telling us the labor market in the uk is holding up a lot better than the recent headline figures would suggest. >> good point the. >>> royal bank of scotland has reported a first half net attributable loss of 9.99 billion pounds after taking charges on credit of 3 billion pounds. the bank is unable to...
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bond investors like to see that stability and in that environment i have to accept that rates are going to stay low an i want to buy things where we are going to see forced buyers and they're out there. if you look at what banks need to buy now, they're certainly being encouraged to buy agency mortgage debt. 2.5% doesn't excite me but better than 10-year treasuries at 1.58%. >> what about europe? how are worried are you about the situation in europe and the lack of willingness it seems by some countries to take that extra step that might resolve the crisis in a more meaningful way? >> i think it's interesting that merkle came out between the bank of england and the fed meetings and has announced sort of the implications of the efm andecfs and telling investors europe is not leaderless and that's my biggest concern is if you go back to the engineers of all the bailouts, nine, 12 months ago they're not there. sarkozy isn't there. you have merkle hanging on. it's a long, hot summer. i think that the germans feel they have the upper hand and the peripheral countries feel they have the upper
bond investors like to see that stability and in that environment i have to accept that rates are going to stay low an i want to buy things where we are going to see forced buyers and they're out there. if you look at what banks need to buy now, they're certainly being encouraged to buy agency mortgage debt. 2.5% doesn't excite me but better than 10-year treasuries at 1.58%. >> what about europe? how are worried are you about the situation in europe and the lack of willingness it seems by...
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given the environment that you've sketched out and the fact that interest rates are at historically low points, would it make sense, would it be an option for the government to issue more long-term debt at this point and take advantage of that? >> well, the government is very gradually increasing the duration of its debt, the treasury, i mean, and has been doing that for some period of time. there's a bit of an issue here which is that what the federal reserve is doing with the program announced today, the maturities extension program is we are taking longer term debt off the market in order to induce investors to move in to other assets and lower longer term interest rates to the extent that the treasury actively sought to lengthen the duration of the borrowing some extent offset the benefits of those policies. so, my understanding of what the treasury's doing is a plan, sticking to that plan. and therefore on the margin the effects of the fed's actions can be felt. >> darren gross. you clearly seem to be waiting on the labor market. can you be a little more specific? what exactly are
given the environment that you've sketched out and the fact that interest rates are at historically low points, would it make sense, would it be an option for the government to issue more long-term debt at this point and take advantage of that? >> well, the government is very gradually increasing the duration of its debt, the treasury, i mean, and has been doing that for some period of time. there's a bit of an issue here which is that what the federal reserve is doing with the program...
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to support ten years of independent scientific research on the environment. results will continue to be shared with the public. and we're making sure people know that the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues, but that doesn't mean our job is done. bp's still here, and we're still committed to seeing this through. to provide a better benefits package... oahhh! [ male announcer ] it made a big splash with the employees. [ duck yelling ] [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. ♪ ha ha! >>> i'd be remiss if i didn't say facebook was perhaps the single worst
to support ten years of independent scientific research on the environment. results will continue to be shared with the public. and we're making sure people know that the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues, but that doesn't mean our job is done. bp's still here, and we're still committed to seeing this through. to provide a better benefits package... oahhh! [ male...
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because we're going into an environment where the u.s. becomes the big proximate source of risk. it may be a time to go you of the u.s. as a safe-haven. >> we'll leave it there. safe-haven outside of the u.s. spoken as a true internationalist. thank you ever so much. coming up folks international cyber attack on south carolina. million, yes millions of social security numbers stolen from south carolinians and governor mickey hailey is up in arms. your information is at risk. all the details up next. mike rowe here at a ford tell me fiona, who's having a big tire event? your ford dealer. who has 11 major brands to choose from? your ford dealer. who's offering a rebate? your ford dealer. who has the low price tire guarantee... affording peace of mind to anyone who might be in the market for a new set of tires? your ford dealer. i'm beginning to sense a pattern. buy four select tires, get a $60 rebate. use the ford service credit credit card, get $60 more. that's up to $120. where did you get that sweater vest? your ford dealer. he's, he's on my back about providing for his little g
because we're going into an environment where the u.s. becomes the big proximate source of risk. it may be a time to go you of the u.s. as a safe-haven. >> we'll leave it there. safe-haven outside of the u.s. spoken as a true internationalist. thank you ever so much. coming up folks international cyber attack on south carolina. million, yes millions of social security numbers stolen from south carolinians and governor mickey hailey is up in arms. your information is at risk. all the...
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and tax environment for corporations and a little bit of a slower recovery, therefore, you need the safety of bonds a little bit more a romney win would be the opposite. i think that's bigger factor than supply, although supply always has that kind of a constant weighing effect. >> right. right. all right, jim, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you, sue. >> see you soon. >>> in the next hour, obama stocks versus romney stocks. we are going to check our exclusive cnbc port foal grows see hot market's banking on and whether you should, too. we will be right back. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we've ever wanted to do and ink helps us do it. make your mark with ink from chase. ♪ [ female announcer ] today is not just about who lives in the white house, it's about who lives in the yellow house, the brick, the green, and the apartment house, too. today we not only honor the
and tax environment for corporations and a little bit of a slower recovery, therefore, you need the safety of bonds a little bit more a romney win would be the opposite. i think that's bigger factor than supply, although supply always has that kind of a constant weighing effect. >> right. right. all right, jim, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you, sue. >> see you soon. >>> in the next hour, obama stocks versus romney stocks. we are going to check our...
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to support ten years of independent scientific research on the environment. results will continue to be shared with the public. and we're making sure people know that the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues, but that doesn't mean our job is done. bp's still here, and we're still committed to seeing this through. >>> i'm jon fortt at cnbc silicon valley with a news update. a jury has been seated in john gupta, charged with leaking information about the two companies to an insider trader. members of the jury include a freelance beauty consultant, a fourth grade teacher and a psychiatric nurse. >>> comcast bright house and cox, fife of america's largest cable operators are allowing to aaccess each other's spots. announcing the bank was suspending its $15 billion share buyback program. recently released documents show that jon corzine received more than $8 million in cash and now worthless stock options in the months before his mf global
to support ten years of independent scientific research on the environment. results will continue to be shared with the public. and we're making sure people know that the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues, but that doesn't mean our job is done. bp's still here, and we're still committed to seeing this through. >>> i'm jon fortt at cnbc silicon valley with a...
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that's typically a very good environment for profit growth. at this point in the cycle you usually want to buy the companies that actually own the hotels. >> so two cheers for the hotels groups but three cheers for the e-travelers? >> right. bottom line here is travel's growing at 5%, 6%, maybe 7%. only a third of travel sales online globally that percentage is rising. you see online travel growing two to three times at the pace of the hotel industry, but valuations are the same. look at a company like priceline. >> priceline is your favorite in that category. you don't think it's too highly priced and you don't think it's overexposed in europe? >> priceline has become very interesting because market cap wise it's as big as the hotel chains combined, but you're trading at a discount, you're growing faster, a higher multiple business. they do have european exposure, but penetration is still rising. very strong secular backdrop. >> and favorites in the brick and mortar are starwood and marriott. >> i would tend to focus on starwood. at this poin
that's typically a very good environment for profit growth. at this point in the cycle you usually want to buy the companies that actually own the hotels. >> so two cheers for the hotels groups but three cheers for the e-travelers? >> right. bottom line here is travel's growing at 5%, 6%, maybe 7%. only a third of travel sales online globally that percentage is rising. you see online travel growing two to three times at the pace of the hotel industry, but valuations are the same....
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but the real reason these stocks will be anointed is their genuine high growth names in an environment where because of the slowdown worldwide there are very few real growth stocks out there. sure, many stocks rat 252-week highs. but google and amazon are barn burners. they're so obvious that they're not going to be ignored. every fund that already owns them will be double do you think between now and the end of the year if history is your guide. plus, you got a nice google reversal today, which gives you a chance to do some buying. the charters are going to be calling it the son of apple. they're going to say this reversal today is now the beginning of the big decline, like it was with apple. hey, can we just decide that apple and google are different companies? why don't we start with this amazon. we know that this company is oriented in online retail powerhouse, the widest selection of products, lowest prices, fastest, cheapest delivery. amazon is a beloved company that has cultivated fabulous relationships with its customers, and most important, it's still taking market share all o
but the real reason these stocks will be anointed is their genuine high growth names in an environment where because of the slowdown worldwide there are very few real growth stocks out there. sure, many stocks rat 252-week highs. but google and amazon are barn burners. they're so obvious that they're not going to be ignored. every fund that already owns them will be double do you think between now and the end of the year if history is your guide. plus, you got a nice google reversal today,...
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>> well i think yes, q2 growth numbers were stellar especially in an environment with global growth environment so weak. i think clearly what saved the day was investment demand, investment riding 12.3% year-on-year and consumption holding steady. >> what's your view for the rest of this year going into 2013? >> well the second half the year we are going to see some moderation, especially in investment. i think here it's safe to say business will become a bit more cautious given the external environment. we can see this in lead indicators. imports of capital goods as well as investment related credit has already begun to moderate. but consumption i think will be the main support for the economy. >> is there a risk then that we're actually at maybe one of the stronger points of performance and that it moderates from here? >> yes. i do think it will moderate from here. we're still looking for 6% growth for indonesia which on a relative basis would still put it in a good stead. >> further easing, how much -- what is your forecast? >> for dollar factor it will remain on the back. if you look at the
>> well i think yes, q2 growth numbers were stellar especially in an environment with global growth environment so weak. i think clearly what saved the day was investment demand, investment riding 12.3% year-on-year and consumption holding steady. >> what's your view for the rest of this year going into 2013? >> well the second half the year we are going to see some moderation, especially in investment. i think here it's safe to say business will become a bit more cautious...
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it can can foster an environment of discontent, she says, an environment that could one day threaten a state struggling to balance communist and capitalist ideals. the government is very sensitive about this issue, one of the reasons the officials are reluctant to talk about the finances of their leaders. >> you mentioned that even when you talk about the wealth gap, the coverage is often blacked out. i want to ask, as we're so focused on on the u.s. election, i was reading some reports indicating in china decembers spite all of these issues, the young chinese are more focused on the u.s. election than their own political transition. >> well, actually, that's a really interesting point. there are a lot of chinese who are net savvy and going online, and i believe to evade the sensors and follow the presidential election. and there have been interesting comparisons going on on line where people have been talking about the transition in china and the potential transition in the united states and hopefully wondering wondering at what f point will they be able to see open debates themselv
it can can foster an environment of discontent, she says, an environment that could one day threaten a state struggling to balance communist and capitalist ideals. the government is very sensitive about this issue, one of the reasons the officials are reluctant to talk about the finances of their leaders. >> you mentioned that even when you talk about the wealth gap, the coverage is often blacked out. i want to ask, as we're so focused on on the u.s. election, i was reading some reports...
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i think behind that you have a strengthen in the housing environment as well. >> that's huge news. if this is really a turn for the housing market, do you see other signs of that besides the sales that you've seen at home depot and lowes? >> if you look back at some of the housing related data, the commentary that came out to the home improvement suppliers. all that to me points to a strengthening demand trend over the last few months and, again, i think this has legs. i think it will persist for some time. >> is that time to buy home depot shares. >> i think so. the stock has had a nice move here since the summer lows but there's more to go here. we have a $55 price target. >> would you also be buying shares of lowes? >> i'd buy lowes as well. they report their fourth quarter results. we'll see something similar. they have been performing better lately but i think you'll see continued strength in lowes and both are attractive. >> thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you. >>> what could hd mean to the bro broader markets today. joining us is the chief market strategist. g
i think behind that you have a strengthen in the housing environment as well. >> that's huge news. if this is really a turn for the housing market, do you see other signs of that besides the sales that you've seen at home depot and lowes? >> if you look back at some of the housing related data, the commentary that came out to the home improvement suppliers. all that to me points to a strengthening demand trend over the last few months and, again, i think this has legs. i think it...
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basically, i mean, it's -- the environment here is essentially one large bluff. basically you don't want to he will what your hand is, about full. and so once that gets out, again the participant is trying to inflict as much pains as possible about that so we see it playing out all the time, we see people stuck in positions and i like to reference the donkey kick, if you will. and this type of energy or this type of-will-the same thing that you as a trader at home feel. >> so them's try to makes a much money out of it and try and cause the losses to be bigger, right? >> no question. >> okay. that's what i was angling at. >> that's what speculators are there for, that's what day traders are there for for the most part and the speculate tore plays a little different role in that, but, yes, if somebody sees the hurt going on, then they're not going to try to help that or try to provide remedy for that. they'll try and capitalize on it. >> ben will be back with us later in the show, and so of course is ross and some of his feistiness. our next guest saying a perfect
basically, i mean, it's -- the environment here is essentially one large bluff. basically you don't want to he will what your hand is, about full. and so once that gets out, again the participant is trying to inflict as much pains as possible about that so we see it playing out all the time, we see people stuck in positions and i like to reference the donkey kick, if you will. and this type of energy or this type of-will-the same thing that you as a trader at home feel. >> so them's try...
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that's the next generation of connecting with your customer in this relltime environment. >> i see ge speaking. coca-cola speaking. there are 90,000 people out there. aren't they just getting more business for salesforce? >> we're building products with general electric, jim. you may know the next generation of gen-x engines are builted into salesforce chatter. they're able to collaborate between the engine and the g-engine customer as well as the customer. by creating that triangle, the engine, the customer engineer and the customer, they're able to collaborate with n a whole new way that gives ge the ability to in realtime to know exactly what is going on with their products and their customers, and give them a complete institutional memory around that engine. >> yeah, but if i'm a competitor of ge, ge just gave up one of its secret sauces. >> well, what you see, jim, that the opportunity today is to do exactly that, to build these connected products. you mentioned coca-cola. they have their brand-new machine here who builds custom coca-cola. we've been able to tie that directly to
that's the next generation of connecting with your customer in this relltime environment. >> i see ge speaking. coca-cola speaking. there are 90,000 people out there. aren't they just getting more business for salesforce? >> we're building products with general electric, jim. you may know the next generation of gen-x engines are builted into salesforce chatter. they're able to collaborate between the engine and the g-engine customer as well as the customer. by creating that...
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cha what it created is a low yield coupon environment. so small changes in the interest rate leads to big changes in dollar price. i think that is widely misunderstood in investors in the markets. long yields and long durations can have long intended for the fixed income investor. >> you said there is opportunity in the markets, finish your thought there. where specifically? if you don't see it in government securities, where would it be? >> well, it is in the credit markets. where corporate balance streets are strong, margins are high. there are companies continuing to delever their balance sheets. this is also at a time when we see decreased share lever activity. the share is most important element of investing in a credit market. >> sue? >> so mr. smith, where specifically would you put money to work in terms of, i know you've given us a few i'dos, but for the average investor, something actionable for average investor. >> yeah, i think you know, great point. for the average investor, probably the most important decision around putting
cha what it created is a low yield coupon environment. so small changes in the interest rate leads to big changes in dollar price. i think that is widely misunderstood in investors in the markets. long yields and long durations can have long intended for the fixed income investor. >> you said there is opportunity in the markets, finish your thought there. where specifically? if you don't see it in government securities, where would it be? >> well, it is in the credit markets. where...
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this is not a great environment but i'm not going to say it's close to the worst in 50 years. not because of any one day movement but because of a cumulative move. i think people need to look at relative pricing here. stocks are cheap and a long-term investor needs to think about that. >> how about the fed? the fed is going to have a role here. you watch the treasuries suck up all of the remain agency issues. you'll have people running to assets they never dreamed about a couple months ago, like corporates and high yield and then you start to see action over there. >> real quick, final word? >> i wouldn't get carried away with that. the unusually warm weather meant there were less seasonal layoffs and that you didn't get the bounce there. retail sales are solid. gasoline prices are falling. housing is doing better. in fact, i don't think the market would be making much of this except for the europe crisis which makes it all look worse. >> gentlemen, thank you very much. see you soon. appreciate your time tonight as we follow this market. >>> the markets may have closed but we'
this is not a great environment but i'm not going to say it's close to the worst in 50 years. not because of any one day movement but because of a cumulative move. i think people need to look at relative pricing here. stocks are cheap and a long-term investor needs to think about that. >> how about the fed? the fed is going to have a role here. you watch the treasuries suck up all of the remain agency issues. you'll have people running to assets they never dreamed about a couple months...
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ironic is while you think that some of these big banks should perhaps break up but with the difficult environment the smaller and meemd-sized banks should huddle together. who do you think are the likely candidates? >> we have a consolidation candidate list that's out there. but basically, we think there's more consolidation and we think that a lot of the higher performing banks will be the super regional banks on down. we don't think the highest performing banks are universal. so really, you could look at almost -- >> sorry, tom. define a universal bank. >> so a universal bank is a bank typically a commercial bank and an investment bank and banks put together after glass steigel and global and a lot less global than maybe a bank america or a morgan stanley is and they have universal banks in europe, as well. deutsche banc, for example. these are the companies put together under the premises of a commercial bank and investment bank at the same time and my point is for most of america, there are some great super regional banks like i said like pnc, for example, that could fulfill a lot of the need
ironic is while you think that some of these big banks should perhaps break up but with the difficult environment the smaller and meemd-sized banks should huddle together. who do you think are the likely candidates? >> we have a consolidation candidate list that's out there. but basically, we think there's more consolidation and we think that a lot of the higher performing banks will be the super regional banks on down. we don't think the highest performing banks are universal. so really,...
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a couple of years they might want that you think hi start-up environment and move on to a start-up. >> reporter: and mandy, the local city councilman said google is doing community outreach to calm the concerns of those that fear google will change venice. back the you. >> you know, i was reading this morning, janl, that nerm it is of trying to attract and retain talent and create jobs, google is second to none and bringing in wave pool to the google place for everyone to surf inside so, you know, hopefully creates jobs and people's attitudes change. >> reporter: hey, we need jobs. we need jobs. >> exactly. i could do with a wave pool inside the studio. okay. >>> coming up next, why herb says this is the eve of the most important day ever for navistar. >>> later on, what is wrong with gm stock? it stalled. what does it take to turn it around? we'll debate that on the show. '. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 like a lot of things, the market has changed, tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and your plans probably have too. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 so those old investments might not sound so hot today. tdd#: 1-800-34
a couple of years they might want that you think hi start-up environment and move on to a start-up. >> reporter: and mandy, the local city councilman said google is doing community outreach to calm the concerns of those that fear google will change venice. back the you. >> you know, i was reading this morning, janl, that nerm it is of trying to attract and retain talent and create jobs, google is second to none and bringing in wave pool to the google place for everyone to surf...
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the strong yen, the external environment really hampering capital spending. the kospi, bank of korea kept rates object hold again on the external environment. 3.25% is where interest rates. a lot of people are saying rates could stay there for an extended period of time. us a tr australian market is down. new zealand 50 flat. and the sensex trailing a little bit higher, 0.5%. a lot of wait and see again, ross, on what's happening in your neck of the woods, the eurozone. >> yeah, and here in the euro area and the eu stocks are slightly higher after another flat week of close last night. remember, we were up this time yesterday and it all dissipated to the end of the session. less than 73 decliners outpaced by advancers at the moment. the ftse 100 is up marginally. the focus on earnings, the ftse up a third after closing down a quarter. yesterday the xetra dax, up 0.6% for the cac and the ftse mib up a similar amount. we have a wall with eight of them. i won't go through all of them. credit suisse we talked about how that loss in the fourth quarter but he's fee
the strong yen, the external environment really hampering capital spending. the kospi, bank of korea kept rates object hold again on the external environment. 3.25% is where interest rates. a lot of people are saying rates could stay there for an extended period of time. us a tr australian market is down. new zealand 50 flat. and the sensex trailing a little bit higher, 0.5%. a lot of wait and see again, ross, on what's happening in your neck of the woods, the eurozone. >> yeah, and here...
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i think he perceives a different environment. i think some of those members wi. now they've got to get a deal that will pass. >> thanks a lot. we'll see you later. >>> when we come back, tyler and cameron winklevoss are here. where is winklevoss capital putting its money? they're going to tell us after this. i've been a superintendent for 30 some years at many different park service units across the united states. the only time i've ever had a break is when i was on maternity...
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what's gratifying is we put up our highest revenue number, in what is a lackluster demand environment. we feel good about the direction of the company and the business and there are some great guys coming behind me to take over. >> you're here talking about the second half being very good from a revenue and margin standpoint, talking about tailwinds. let me just play the skeptic here. where is that coming from because i see china coming back a little, maybe europe's done going down, we seem to be a little bit stalled. somebody's building something around this world. >> i think it's a matter of jabil being very competitive in the markets that we serve and having sufficient diversification so that if one part of our business, for instance networking or telecommunications may be going through a lull or a slower period with government spending and business spending, capital spending down, we have some other parts of our business that are doing extremely well. you mentioned some of the mechanics business we're involved in which we call our materials technology group. that has nothing to do
what's gratifying is we put up our highest revenue number, in what is a lackluster demand environment. we feel good about the direction of the company and the business and there are some great guys coming behind me to take over. >> you're here talking about the second half being very good from a revenue and margin standpoint, talking about tailwinds. let me just play the skeptic here. where is that coming from because i see china coming back a little, maybe europe's done going down, we...
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we believe we are the leader and the fda turns to use to control the environment. but if you look from a safety factor, this is one of the safest industries. >> who do you consider your biggest competitors right now. >> i think you have vitamin shop and i look at competition that can come from everywhere. we have mass market, it's really not our consumer base. you have vitamin shop, who is a specialty store but really doesn't have a premium national brand or a global brand like we do. so i think we are, you know, leaps and bounds ahead of everybody else in many, many ways. >> joe, we got to go but before we do, i got to ask you, what do you -- what vitamins are you taking? what shakes are you drinking? >> i take about 15 different things so the list could be long. i don't know if you have enough time. but i do drink protein shakes when i work out and i take amino acids and daily multiple vitamin and vitamin d and vitamin c and beta carotene and as you get older, you ask more. >> my question is if i go back on atkins, someone told me i need fiber. i can attest to th
we believe we are the leader and the fda turns to use to control the environment. but if you look from a safety factor, this is one of the safest industries. >> who do you consider your biggest competitors right now. >> i think you have vitamin shop and i look at competition that can come from everywhere. we have mass market, it's really not our consumer base. you have vitamin shop, who is a specialty store but really doesn't have a premium national brand or a global brand like we...
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when you combine a strong partisan agenda with a polarized environment, the mix can be very combustible. president obama found that out in 2010. scott walker's finding it out in this recall election tomorrow. he cast the effort to survive in his first term in office as simply a difference in political philosophy. >> it's that personal. we just have very different views of the world. i think ultimately the best way to move forward is get government out of the way and put the power back in the hands of the people. my opponent believes in more government as the answer. >> reporter: this is a fight over the power of public employee unions. his opponent is tom barrett, the mayor of milwaukee, who lost to scott walker two years ago, or in 2010. but tom barrett has been badly outspent again this time. he says he's coming back at the end. >> our tracking poll thursday/friday, that was over 800 samples, showed a one-vote difference. not one percentage point. one-vote difference. again, the energy that we feel on the ground, the number of people that we have throughout the entire state, leads us
when you combine a strong partisan agenda with a polarized environment, the mix can be very combustible. president obama found that out in 2010. scott walker's finding it out in this recall election tomorrow. he cast the effort to survive in his first term in office as simply a difference in political philosophy. >> it's that personal. we just have very different views of the world. i think ultimately the best way to move forward is get government out of the way and put the power back in...
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and we think in this environment where you do have a volatile revenue environment, we think that's the case probably for the industry for some time. having that lower operating cost base is something that's very important to really the resiliency of the business and providing returns for our shareholders. that's how we'll get the 15% return target that we've laid out. >> so, ross, there you go, that was a fairly optimistic brady dugan speaking to me earlier. the more negative aspects in the results, because it wasn't all rosy, the main weak spot was the declining wealth management gross margin and that points to even slower declined activity compared to the previous quarters and that could be a potential negative read for the likes of uchtbs, as well, who reports next tuesday. in the next hour, i'll bring you his comments about the potential impact of the fiscal cliff and the u.s. elections. i know you'll be around, but let's make sure the viewers stick around, too. >> absolutely. carolyn, thanks very much for that. nice shot there. it looks nice there in zurich today. joining us for t
and we think in this environment where you do have a volatile revenue environment, we think that's the case probably for the industry for some time. having that lower operating cost base is something that's very important to really the resiliency of the business and providing returns for our shareholders. that's how we'll get the 15% return target that we've laid out. >> so, ross, there you go, that was a fairly optimistic brady dugan speaking to me earlier. the more negative aspects in...
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probably had a tough consumer environment and maybe a tough oil input environment, as well. i think carna is a business that we can absolutely replicate. i think that's an interesting area for us to look at. and also, we have to challenge ourselves in general retail. it has had a slight run, but general retail looks slightly depressed. and if they can do anything with the margin, then you have a huge sales line that can flow dramatically. >> and it's interesting. i want to bring valentine in, as well. he's within from ing out of amsterdam. would you agree that we talked about stocks looking generally attractive. is it going to be a stock picker's market for once? >> let's hope so for our industry. i'll not sure about it, however. i think we are still seeing very much, just remember what happened yesterday in the uk markets. these markets are very sensitive to macro development, macro feeds and political dynamics. and i think it's a bit early to say that next year it will all be over and we'll be just stock picking. so it might be a little bit more than this year. we think th
probably had a tough consumer environment and maybe a tough oil input environment, as well. i think carna is a business that we can absolutely replicate. i think that's an interesting area for us to look at. and also, we have to challenge ourselves in general retail. it has had a slight run, but general retail looks slightly depressed. and if they can do anything with the margin, then you have a huge sales line that can flow dramatically. >> and it's interesting. i want to bring valentine...
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that's the kind of thing you want to the buy in an environment like this, bill. >> you sounded skeptical -- >> yes, i think we're going to hit 1325 again. i'm worried about what this scandal is going to do as we move forward over the next couple months, i don't think we're all clear yet, we have to -- >> don't chase it. >> use this to rotate into other stocks. use this as a chance to row case into coke, pepsi, and a time to rotate into better quality stocks. >> but if tech stocks have week
that's the kind of thing you want to the buy in an environment like this, bill. >> you sounded skeptical -- >> yes, i think we're going to hit 1325 again. i'm worried about what this scandal is going to do as we move forward over the next couple months, i don't think we're all clear yet, we have to -- >> don't chase it. >> use this to rotate into other stocks. use this as a chance to row case into coke, pepsi, and a time to rotate into better quality stocks. >> but...